Lisa Larson eggs have been hatched now.
Lisa Larson eggs,
I hatched now.
~ Japanese soil and glaze that Lisa Larson reunited-
~ Lisa Larson met again
Japanese soil and glaze ~
In the 1950s, another pottery "Kashiwa Kiln" met when Lisa visited Japan. In the 1980s, they will produce Lisa's work in response to the request of European ceramics manufacturers. However, they were all exported outside the country and were not released in Japan. For this reason, no one was known to the facts. One day after 40 years, she discovered an old type that she was unfamiliar with, and her memory was quietly sleeping until she asked her predecessor.
"Kashiwa Kiln" hoped for the resurrection of Lisa's work, and Lisa wanted it. Thus, the eggs laid by chicken left by Lisa in Japan are about to hatch after a long time.
Lisa Larson × Kashiwa kiln
Lisa Larson came to Japan in the 1950s, and she said she was more interested in Japanese pottery as she met Shoji Hamada in Mashiko. And at the same time, she learns about the Kashiwan kiln, who works in a cave area in Seto, Aichi Prefecture. Lisa is deeply impressed by her unique work created by her red soil and glaze, and her unique work created by the casting method and reduction firing. Twenty years later, 1983. "Kashiwa Kiln" will manufacture her work of her Lisa. This is the result of Lisa working on the client. Lisa did not forget them, and their manufacturing method left a very strong impression. In this project, eggs and butter cases were created, all exported to Europe. This time, a reproduction project started because the type of the time was discovered as it was. However, this project is very different from that of normal. This time, the passion of the Japanese pottery called "Kashiwa Kiln" has moved everything. As usual, we were not the projects we led by Tonkachi, but just the passion of the pottery who wanted to make this with the current interpretation moved us and moved Lisa. It was a part that exceeded the marketing strategy that could not sell. It may have been that chicken eggs must hatch. The title is claimed to be "Lisa Larson x Kashiwa Kiln", but it is actually "Kashiwa Kiln Presents Memories of Lisa Larson"This is a project that can be said.
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Chicken egg cups and butter cases are reprinted in the same way as the original.
A motif of chicken that was often made to use for Easter. A rounded form unique to Lisa. There are details that make Lisa feel everywhere. It is a vintage -like shade, and features the difference between glaze and grilled color.
Chicken egg cup (small) [Kashiwa kiln]
¥ 6,050 (tax included)
Chicken egg cup
（ Set of 2) [Kashiwa kiln]
¥ 11,000 (tax included)
Chicken egg cup (large) [Kashiwa kiln]
¥ 22,000 (tax included)
Chicken butter case (large) [Kashiwa kiln]
¥ 15,400 (tax included)
All set of chicken
¥ 47,850 (tax included)
Parent and child set
¥ 33,000 (tax included)
Chicken egg cup (small)
[Kashiwa kiln]
Egg cup (small) with an lovely appearance of eggs on the back. A look -up beak is healed by a lovely appearance that seems to be a bit of a struggle. As it is in a dedicated box, it is perfect for gifts.
Chicken egg cup (set of 2)
[Kashiwa kiln]
Two sets of "chicken egg cup (small)". An egg cup with an egg on the back. You will be healed by a lovely figure that seems to be afraid of something. It can be used not only as an egg cup but also as a accessory case. As it is in a dedicated box, it is perfect for gifts.
Chicken egg cup (large)
[Kashiwa kiln]
The egg cup L is a size that can fit about 7 to 8 eggs. In addition to using it in an egg cup, it can be enjoyed as a flower pot or kitchen. As it is in a dedicated box, it is perfect for gifts.
Chicken butter case
[Kashiwa kiln]
It is a butter case that seems to be warming the chick when the lid is opened, and the annoying is warm. It is wonderful to put cookies and desserts, use it for accessories, or hide important things. As it is in a dedicated box, it is perfect for gifts.
All set of chicken
[Kashiwa kiln]
Egg cup large, egg cup small small set, butter case.
Chicken parent and child set
[Kashiwa kiln]
Egg cup large, small parent and child set. When arranged, it is a lovely atmosphere like a parent and child walking.
Notes:
* Because it is handmade, there are some individual differences in the color and grilled color due to size, glaze, etc. Please understand in advance.
* Due to the characteristics of pottery, small bubbles and protrusions may be seen on the edge.
Please note that it is not a defective product.
What was difficult in the production process
With the soil removal and finely rubbing the soil, I had a hard time getting a more beautiful finish than those at the time. I was able to try and error as much as I wanted to reproduce the details at that time as much as possible, and I was able to make it quite close.
Production video 01
"Egg cup casting scenery"
Production video 02
"Egg cup finishing landscape Stirring "
About red soil and glaze
In the 1960s, when Seto was the heyday of white porcelain, the founder Iwakazuki did not get on the trend, but would spend two years in the formation of soil and glaze, saying, "I want to make something with an atmosphere." Regarding the soil, we are particular about "freelance -like distortion" and blend into red soil, which is distorted when baked. Complete the best distortion that is not too distorted and is not too decided. In order to express the atmosphere, we are particular about "Koge and Mura" and establish a manufacturing method that is completed only when these three are available. The founder retired seven years ago. After that, he introduces an electric kiln in his home to continue pottery as his hobby, but cannot bake in this atmosphere. The second -generation Iwao Toujin is protecting, creating, and raising his unique manufacturing methods completed by his predecessor without being affected by the trend.
What is Seto ware?
"Seto Yaki" is a general term for pottery made around Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, and has a history of more than 1,000 years. The word "sautomon", which is used as a name for the entire pottery, is derived from Seto -yaki, which has long been driven in domestic ceramics. Seto is an area where the world's recognized porcelain industry is not only in Japan but also in the world.
- What is Kashiwa kiln?
Founded in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture in 1965.
Finnish designer Kai Frank is strongly influenced, and using the complex manufacturing method "casting method", which is a complex method of craftsmanship, the baked unevenness and distortion and maximum characteristics by making use of the red soil taken in Seto. A work that makes use of the complex reliefs. Currently, it has been inherited from casting methods and reduced firing, which has not changed since its founding, and is working on new designs and reprints produced at the time of the founding.
Lisa Larson's Japan Series is a series in which Lisa Larson, who has always been interested in Japanese culture, collaborates with a traditional Japanese Production Culture from her unique perspective.